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We all know that upgrading your home cooling and heating system with new high efficiency equipment can significantly reduce your energy bill and make your home a more comfortable place to live. Today’s energy efficient systems use 30-50% less energy to cool a home than models made in the 1970’s. Even if your system is only 10 years old, replacing it with a more efficient model can save 20-30%. However, the age old problem is, “Where do I get the money” needed to make the improvement? Contact us to discuss your options for financing a new commercial or residential heating and conditioning system, repair, or upgrade. Energy Savings vs. Efficiency Rating 
The graph above shows the significant impact that high efficiency air conditioning can have on energy use and cooling costs. SEER is an abbreviation for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating. It is the most commonly used measure of the efficiency of consumer central air conditioning systems. The national efficiency standard requires a minimum SEER of 10 for central air conditioners. However, when shopping for air conditioners, look for SEER ratings of 13 or over. The higher the efficiency rating, the more you save when cooling your home. |
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